On February 24, 2012, Japan’s Financial Service Agency suspended an investment advisory license of AIJ, a little known Japanese hedge fund manager founded in 2000 by a Nomura’s legendary salesman. The public later learned that nearly 90% of $2.4 billion managed by AIJ is gone because of trading losses. AIJ’s investors, mostly small and medium corporate pension funds, didn’t know about the losses. How was it possible to hide such massive losses over 10 years?[Continue Reading...]

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